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 1 I   | young woman’s indifference, muttered to himself: “Well, the widow
 2 I   |     few moments of silence, muttered:~“What on earth can it mean?”~
 3 III |  every now and then; and he muttered, as he scored the gravel
 4 III |     to do such a thing.”~He muttered, as he shrugged his shoulders.~“
 5 IV  |   speaks in a nightmare, he muttered: “I must know. My God! I
 6 V   |     thought, would be hurt, muttered: “What a bear!”~Mme. Roland
 7 VII |   snore, opened their eyes, muttered, “A lovely evening!” and
 8 VII |     dazzled by such luxury, muttered an oath, and felt inclined
 9 VIII|     a year or more.”~Roland muttered an oath followed by a whistle,
10 VIII|   mother’s heart bleed. She muttered: “It is so frightful for